LINK? Any instances of them referring to trouble particularly at their local stadium like the HDM did with the MKM?
Fan Behaviour Could Lead to Heavy Punishments
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LINK? Any instances of them referring to trouble particularly at their local stadium like the HDM did with the MKM?
I googled 'EFL Clampdown', one of the first things to come up, from the Cumberland News & Star...
'Carlisle United were not immune from such incidents last season, with the club facing a number of issues including flares, pitch invaders and objects thrown at players. The Blues, in light of today’s statement, said they will be following up with their own messaging on such issues in the coming weeks and months'.
https://www.newsandstar.co.uk/sport...pyrotechnics-efl-fa-premier-league-crackdown/
It's a national trend and local outlets across the country will be reporting it using local examples. I've seen similar in the North East in various rags.
It isn't hull specific, but needs to be dealt with at a local level everywhere.
Hull folk do seem more eager to run their local institutions down though, whether that be a sporting club, paper or radio station. For some there always has to be some needle whether it's justified, exaggerated, perceived or just plain false.
Whether the target is the local football club or the local media, its the same mentality.
Not immune and particularly at …are different. One suggest theirs is worse than most. Still the HDM had to exaggerate things at City because the actions of the eggchaser made the national press and couldn’t be ignored.
Sitting down for prolonged periods of time either at a match or at home needs to be dealt with forcefully.
